The missing classics, and a real llama

Spiral Slide, Crooked House, Ghost Train, Water Slide, Swan Boats and more
A Circus with show times, a Chairlift and a Monorail
A 16-seat restaurant, plus fries, donuts, pretzels and hats
Adopt the loose llama and kids crowd round Sir Llamalot

Crooked House Spiral Slide Water Slide Ghost Train Swan Boats Chairlift

Sir Llamalot: once a costume with round ears, now a real llama in a crimson blanket (before) — Sir Llamalot: once a costume with round ears, now a real llama in a crimson blanket⇆ Slider▯▯ Side by side

Sir Llamalot: once a costume with round ears, now a real llama in a crimson blanket (after) — Sir Llamalot: once a costume with round ears, now a real llama in a crimson blanket⇆ Slider▯▯ Side by side

The llama card: now the llama is really there, nibbling the flower beds by the gate (before) — The llama card: now the llama is really there, nibbling the flower beds by the gate⇆ Slider▯▯ Side by side

The llama card: now the llama is really there, nibbling the flower beds by the gate (after) — The llama card: now the llama is really there, nibbling the flower beds by the gate⇆ Slider▯▯ Side by side

Everything in this update (9)

Ten new favourites: a Spiral Slide, a Crooked House, Mini Helicopters, Space Rings, a Ghost Train that rattles through the doors of a spooky facade, and a Water Slide with twisting tubes into a splash pool, each with two or three looks and night lights
Swan Boats: pedal round a lake, or a pond you dig for them; couples and seniors love them
The Circus Big Top: shows at set times through the day; the audience gathers before each show and goes in together, and the queue closes after the last show
Transport rides: a Chairlift and a Monorail between two stations across the park. Guests buy a ticket when the walk round is long, or just for the view
A 2×2 Sit-down Restaurant with 16 seats: guests stay for a proper meal and pay more, and it is busiest when it rains
New stalls: fries, donuts, pretzels, and a Hat & Umbrella Stall that sells umbrellas in the rain and sun hats in the sunshine
The llama is a real llama now: when the llama card comes up, a fluffy llama wanders the paths by the gate, nibbling your flower beds. Adopt it and Sir Llamalot roams the park in a crimson blanket while kids crowd round for photos, or call animal control and a keeper leads it away. The mascot designer has a Llama too
Free for everyone: the Spiral Slide, Swan Boats, Mini Helicopters, Crooked House and the four new stalls; the Water Slide, Ghost Train, Circus, Space Rings, Chairlift, Monorail and Restaurant come with Premium
Track heights in the coaster editor: every piece shows its height above the ground, coloured from green to red as it nears the limit, with a guide line from the track end to the ground, the height the next piece would reach, and a warning near the maximum. Coasters can also climb about a third higher (a Steel Looping Coaster to 84 m, a Giga to 157 m)

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